Our rooms
The hotel is located in a stone house from the early 18th century. We have six rooms, each with it´s unique style, furnished with antiques and pieces of art. We have taken every measure to ensure that the old house maintains it´s charm and typical historical features of an old farmhouse on Gotland. Still we offer a modern hotel experience of the highest standard with excellent beds, free and fast wifi and tiled bathrooms with floor heating.
- Double room, 14 square meters
- 2nd floor
- Double bed or up to 2 single beds
- 1900 SEK / night
- Inspired by late 19th century America. The large masonry heater, historic colouring and the old wooden floor still intact gives the room a rustic feeling. We call it the Soldiers room.
- Double room, 12 square meters
- 2nd floor
- Double bed or up to 2 single beds
- 1900 SEK / night
- A romantic room decorated with roses and lace and inspired by Mozart. This bright room has large windows facing the garden.
- Mini suite, 31 square meters
- 2nd floor
- Double bed or up to 3 single beds
- 2315 SEK / night
- One of our two mini suites, a large room fitted with a creative working space as well as a lounge area. The large masonry heater gives cosy warmth on chilly autumn nights.
- Double room, 16 square meters
- 3rd floor
- Double bed or up to 2 single beds
- 1900 SEK / night
- A snugly room with a touch of early 20th century. Secluded location on the upper floor with comfortable reading chair makes this an ideal room for rest and contemplation.
- Double room, 12 square meters
- 3rd floor
- Double bed or up to 2 single beds
- 1900 SEK / night
- Stargazer, stuffed birds and books that touches on the subject of where life started of the early history of submarines are things you will find in this room on the upper floor.
- Mini suite, 32 square meters
- 3rd floor
- Double bed or up to 3 single beds
- 2315 SEK / night
- The studio inspires creativity with its large volume, amazing views and light coloring. One of our two mini suites. A heater provides warmth during cold nights.
